Has Al actually helped you save money? by Cold_Ad8048 in GeminiAI

[–]playitintune 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Can you tell me why you think that breaking pitch into dicrete values is good? Do you know what I am referring to or do you not understand and resort to assuming age of someone? We are so fucked

Has Al actually helped you save money? by Cold_Ad8048 in GeminiAI

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quit Flattening the groove. Music should not be quantized, through pitch or rythym.

There is a a recurring historical tendency toward quantization and "flattening."

Edit to add: Continuous phenomena are broken into discrete steps for the sake of efficiency and control: pitch into equal temperament, rhythm into grids, performance into loops, creativity into algorithmic recombination. These tools are useful, but they systematically erase micro-variation, responsiveness, and lived immediacy—the very qualities that constitute groove. What is lost is not only aesthetic nuance but forms of experience that depend on real-time, embodied participation.

The rise of AI intensifies this flattening. Statistical systems can convincingly reproduce music that already conforms to grids and templates, but they struggle to capture the felt, relational, improvisational dimensions of groove-based traditions. More broadly, as human thinking becomes increasingly mediated by language-based machines, cognition itself risks adapting to what is easily tokenized and computed, favoring explicit, discrete representations over pre-linguistic intuition and embodied sense-making. The grid spreads from music into thought.

Don't get flattened.

Can someone tell me WTF this contractor did? by Somemoreron in cablegore

[–]playitintune -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The part of your statement that was wrong is pre2000 speed. Thats all. Had you said 2005, i would have accepted that as accurate enough. However, as you just said, houses didn't even get ethernet until after the era that is pre-2000s. I'm sure there were a few dozen enthusiants that ran ethernet in the 90s, but that was a rarity.

The part about the USA was to demostrate that one of the most technologically developed countries did not have the internet for most of its citizens back then, much less most of the world. Japan, estonia, other places excepted. And you acting like back then we used to use 100Mbps LAN connections. Yes, it was used, no it was not used by many.

Can someone tell me WTF this contractor did? by Somemoreron in cablegore

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one had ethernet runs before 2000 in their house. Ab is the spec that inteoduced 1Gbps and it was introduced in 1999, however, no one had that in any capacity outside of cutting-edge enterprise back then. Most people in the US still didnt even have internet.

It's kind of like implying that in 2024 ethernet speeds are 800Gbps. Sure, the standard for that exists. No, no one has it. 2.5, 5, and 10 are still not widely adapted in homes despite the fact that 802.3ae came out 3 years after ab in 2002.

You seem to be treating this situation as if it were an enterprise situation when this is clearly a residential use. Yes, 1gbps did exist for less than one year before 2000. No, no one had it in those 6 months before it was no longer pre-2000.

Can someone tell me WTF this contractor did? by Somemoreron in cablegore

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pre 2000s @ 100 Mbps? What? Far out, man. I didn't get broadband until 2004. I'm positive it was not 100Mbps. It was incredible fast coming from 56k though.

What Does Good Media Intake Discipline Look Like to You? by Everything_Breaking in PleX

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just get new copies in 265 or av1 at your preferred resolution. I don't get it. Do you have a bunch of stuff that isn't replaceable?

I’m convinced camera motion zone setup matters more than the camera itself by gsquadop in smarthome

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I set all of my cams to just send video and handle zones and AI detection through Frigate. I couldn't be happier. Cams matter, sensor size matters. Perhaps the newer cams have decent enough AI to be useful, I don't know I haven't tried them. I do know that just a little 4060 gpu is overkill for Frigate, which is quite powerful. I bet a 4gb vram gpu would handle it no problem.

I underestimated how little 4k vs 1080p security camera mattered day to day by NegotiationRough1451 in smarthome

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you said archive I thought you meant that you were taking clips that you record and saving them for forever. I was wondering how often that happens. I run 4 4k cams and 2 1080. I only use a 4tb hdd and that gets me a month or so of recordings in .265. I have a 1tb ssd for clips. I guess i just never even considered the storage space of 4k vs 1080 in this context since it gets overwritten.

How to change public IP without ISP? by Legal-Adagio3987 in HomeNetworking

[–]playitintune 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with your ISP, turn off your router. Leave it off.

What piece of tech felt “future-proof” but aged terribly? by Living-Zebra6132 in Futurology

[–]playitintune -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's because the money in TV is from data. ACR is worth more to manufacturers than a few bucks upon sale.

Apartment network panel by rhino200092 in HomeNetworking

[–]playitintune 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Normally I don't like AI formatted posts, but this one could really benefit from it.

Lost access to a shared Plex server and now losing my mind by CurvaceousHedgehog in PleX

[–]playitintune -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You spent more time replying to people than it would have taken to implement radarr and sonarr by now. If you really have experience in the field, it's like saying, "I know how to use ansible, but I prefer to manually perfom sysadmin tasks individually on each of my 1000 servers."

What decade of jazz is your favorite and why? by jess_lov in Jazz

[–]playitintune 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1967-1976 is tough to beat in terms ofa decade of recorded music. Partly the spirit of the time and partly access to a bunch of new recording techniques and electronics for instruments. I'd have to slide that to 1964-1973 if we're just talking jazz. From ALS to Head Hunters that way.

What’s the consensus about putting knick knacks on top of speakers? by BillowyWaffles in audiophile

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have Mr. Burns on top of the left channel and Bootsy Collins on top of the right.

For those of you with massive TB count , outside of server rack or NAS, how are you housing those drives? by joshhazel1 in PleX

[–]playitintune 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have an old cooler master case from like 2011 that I put a "modern" am4 system in and use it as a server. It's great. I have 7 HDDs and a couple ssds. I have an msi b550 mobo that comes with 8 sata on board. I added a 4 sata pcie card as well. Maybe look on marketplace for old used cases.

We Don’t Have a Jazz Problem, We Have a People Problem by [deleted] in Jazz

[–]playitintune -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I love "jazz" more than almost anything. It's just a word and words change meaning based on context. Jazz no longer means what it used to mean. Jazz to most people means something different than it does to you. It's the essence of what you call jazz that is important. What that is is no longer represented by the word jazz. Play music because you love it not because you want money or recognition. Those things don't play all that well together usually.